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WTB Bendix dual diaphragm power brake booster

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Just purchased and going to restore a 1970 GTX. The first of many parts is a Bendix dual diaphragm power brake booster. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
 
Just purchased and going to restore a 1970 GTX. The first of many parts is a Bendix dual diaphragm power brake booster. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I'm running this one from Pirate Jack's on my 70 Road Runner and I've been very happy with it. I did have to shave about 1mm all around the hole in the firewall (just a "touch" of metal) to get it to fit into the hole.

 
are you looking for the power booster for drum or for disc? there are different ones.
 
I can take a look after the weekend. I have one, just not sure what it fits. Have some MC that are original Bendix.
 
It looks like that one shown on Post# 2 from Pirate Jacks would be the one you need. It also has M/C, firewall plate, and bellcrank, all for one price!
 
I am trying to restore to factory. Like the 68 Charger R/T in the photo, it is going to be a long two to three year process. The booster maybe the most difficult part to find. Thank you
 
I sent my original 70 Bendix booster to Harmon classic brake to be rebuilt... unfortunately mine was to rusty to be rebuilt. However, they had some nice southern cores on the shelf...I bought a core from them and had them rebuild it. No problem.
 
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